@Mus1c
May I also suggest the ED10? They look great, compact and comfortable, have a traditional design (which I prefer) and as they are cheap, I take them to college every day without worrying too much about damaging them.
I also have the colorful ZSTs and while the detail, clarity & soundstage of ED10s are not as good as those of the ZST, I somehow end up listening to ED10 more than the ZST. I guess that is because the ED10s have deep and punchy bass and it is well suited to the genres of music I listen to - chillout trance, trap music, etc. Also, while the treble on the ED10 is bright, in my opinion, it is not as bright as that of the ZSTs. As a result, I can tolerate ED10s for a longer period of time, for example when I am working or studying and need music to run in the background. I wish I can find a kz iem that is even darker sounding and less bright than the ED10 though.
But when I want to concentrate on music 100%, at home, I go back to the ZSTs
May I also suggest the ED10? They look great, compact and comfortable, have a traditional design (which I prefer) and as they are cheap, I take them to college every day without worrying too much about damaging them.
I also have the colorful ZSTs and while the detail, clarity & soundstage of ED10s are not as good as those of the ZST, I somehow end up listening to ED10 more than the ZST. I guess that is because the ED10s have deep and punchy bass and it is well suited to the genres of music I listen to - chillout trance, trap music, etc. Also, while the treble on the ED10 is bright, in my opinion, it is not as bright as that of the ZSTs. As a result, I can tolerate ED10s for a longer period of time, for example when I am working or studying and need music to run in the background. I wish I can find a kz iem that is even darker sounding and less bright than the ED10 though.
But when I want to concentrate on music 100%, at home, I go back to the ZSTs